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NURS 324 ATI LEADERSHIP PROCTORED EXAM FORM A (70 QUESTIONS & 100% CORRECT ANSWERS)

Consumer vs Producer - ANSWER Consumer: reads research, applies findings to clinical practice Producer: person who designs/conducts the research Evidence Based vs Evidence Informed - ANSWER Evidence Based: old term, ignores context, focus only on science. includes only clinical expertise & research, ignores #3 and #4 on next card.

Electrolyte - ANSWER is a compound that separates into ions when it dissolves in water. Na, K, Ca, Mg - ANSWER What are the 4 cations Cl- and HCO3- - ANSWER What are the 2 anions Fluid (ECF and ICF) - ANSWER is water that contains substances such as glucose, mineral salts (electrolytes), and proteins.

Which of the following is an example of using critical thinking when providing genetics related nursing care? A. Call the family and set up an appointment for genetic testing B. Assess and analyze family history data for genetic risks C. Obtain blood samples for genetic screening D. Follow up with the family after the screening appointment - ANSWER B. Assess and analyze family history data for genetic risks

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A patient with a history of smoking, hypertension, and atherosclerosis. They comes into the hospital with a pale, cool leg, with absent pulses. What would the nurse suspect? - ANSWER Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) A patient tells the nurse that their legs feel a lot better when they are dangling them off the side of the bed. What condition would the nurse suspect? - ANSWER Peripheral arterial disease (PAD)

Musculoskeletal changes with aging - ANSWER Osteopenia, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, muscle atrophy. Neuromuscular assessment key features - ANSWER Assess bilaterally, CMS, palpate pulses in extremities below injury, assess color temperature pain. Notify PCP if pulses are not palpable, motor function is absent, or neuromuscular compromise.

What is the role of the nurse in pharmacology care? What are some considerations the nurse should take before administering a medication? - ANSWER The role of the nurse in pharmacology care is to provide nursing care interventions and patient education. Considerations include: monitoring medication plan to prevent medication errors, understand the effect of the medication on the disease process and relate it to the pathophysiology What is a medication reconciliation? - ANSWER Comparing pati...

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